Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-27
The U. O. r. NJ. Grand stamm.

OF tWelNe years ago,
The u. o. r. NJ. Grand Stamm.
Copyright, 1857, by tie California associated Press.l
SANTA Cruz, July 26th.-The Grand Stamm of
the L. o. r. NJ. reconvened this morning, and
alter transacting some unimportant business
adjourned.
San Jose Items.
Copyright, 1857, by gte California Associated Press
SAN JOSE, July 26th.-The examination of
John Carroll, for an attempt TO rape Mrs Tucker,
was set for August 9th. He was remanded to
Jail in default OF 81 600 bail
Chief Executive Officer Wheeler. of the VIII
cultural Commission, has inspected the vine
yards in this section, and reports them in ex-
cellent condition and entirely free from mil
dew. which has done much damage in other
localities.
An Old Mans Terrible Death.
ICoppig, 1887 by the California associated Press.
SPANIsHTowY, July 96th.-William Cooper an
Borden Il Hatch's lumber yard, by being run
over by a saw-log.
Rapp Held to Answer.
Copyright, 1857, by he California associated Press
NEVADA CITY, July 10Th Captain J. A. Rapp
was to-day held to answer for assault with in
tent to murder Dr. II. S. WEIGH, with bail fixed
at IS COO which was promptly given.
Death of San Mateo Pioneer.
[Copyrigh, 1887 by The California 1tssocioted Press
REDWOOD CITY, July 26th.-Augustus Eiker-
enkotter, the pioneer hotel-keeper of san Mateo
county, died to-day, after lingering illness.
Deceased was native of Prussia, aged 20 years,
and the father of five sons and one daughter.
san Luis Obispo's Boom.
Copyrigl, 1857, by tie California Associated Press
TEMrLEToN. July 26th h-No.withstanding the
short season the yield of wheat and barley is
good and of the best quality. Business is reyiv-
ing earlier than in former seasons. Six pronln-
ent San Francisco capitalists are here, two of
whom have invested one over S5O,O05. A large
sale is reported for 100000 to Eastern capital
lists.
The bridge at Templeton, built by the West
Coast Land Company az a cost of $4,000, is now
open to travel. 1t is reported that water will be
supplied to TempetOn in sixty days. Travel is
increasing and great activity is looked for.
John l.. Howard and Ex-Governor Perkins ar
rived last evening. Their appearance at this
time must mean something toward land proper
ties.
Accident to An Aged Lady.
Copyright, 1857, by ae California Associd,ei Press
WOODLAND, July 26th.-This afternoon Mrs. J..
C. Peart an aged lady, fell from block of wood
near Knights Landing, eight miles from here.
Three ribs were broken, and she sustained in
ternal injuries.
Body Recovered
CoprigEt, 1857, by the California tssociaied I'ress.I
SAN LOSE. July o6th.-A Nelcs special from
Camp Capitoa says: The remains of Mrs. Kelly,
who wasi drowned feW.weeks ago rear Camp
Capitola while out sailing with her husband, the
boat being overturned by sudden squall, were
recovered this morning near this place.
southern Pacific in San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, July 26th-T II. Goodman, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific, is
here. The object of the trip is to open a ticket
Office for the railroad, and he Will conclude ar
rangements to sell tickets from San Diego to all
points north and east. Owing to lack of iron,
the road would be delayed somewhat. Mr..
Goodman says when grading is finished on the
Oregon line the road would put that force at
work on the San Diego line, so that large
amount of grading will be ready when the rails
arrived.
Injured by a Runaway.
Copyright. 1857, by The California Associated Press
WOODLAND July 26th.-A runaway here Sun
day afternoon of horse attached TO a buggy.
scared at the railroad train. threw the buggy
into ditch and seriously injured II. Brinkman
and II. W. Diehi.
An Inglorious Invasion.
SAN Francisco, July 25th.-[Special. The
rumor of murder here came from a fight
caused by too much whisky in a stranger in
town, who undertook to clean out Chinatown.
After knocking down one Chinamau he was ar
rested and is now in the city prison.
Fire in sutter County.
icopyigh, 1857, by tie California Assooated Pres.
MARYsvILLE, July 26th.-H. H. Brittan's store
ground this morning. The insurance was 81 800
a Bail Gamefor 800.
copwght, 1857, by the California Associated Press 1
MARYsvILE, July 26th.-The OrovilIe base
ball nine will play the Marysville nine here
next Sunday for 800 side. This is the largest
stake ever played for in Northern California.
After a Murderer.
Copwigtt, 1857, By tie California Assocafed Pres
WOODLAND July 26th.-Gee wah, the mur-
derer of All Sam, another Chinaman, at this
place week ago is said to have been seen near
knight Landing, and parties are now search
ing for him
Fire at Cotton.
TCopyigA 1857, by gsc California associated Press
Cotton. July 26th "A fire occurred here last
night and burned three dwelling houses. Cause
unknown They were fully insured.
Died in Shasta County.
ICopigh, 1857, 5= t-c California Associuted Press
Srssos. July 26th.-John B. Wilson. of Oak
land, died at Sisson's Hotel at o'clock this
morning from general debility. He came here
for his health and was doing nicely. but few
days since oyeTtaxed his strength By q trip 20
Edgewocd and went into decdue,